Cobalt looked at Kini with what looked like a few tears on the lens of his eyes, which grew a darker blue.

Aether rapped his fingers on his metallic armour, wondering if that noise had attracted anything worthy to fight.

Indigo clenched his fists slowly.

Kini growled at the senseless destruction, "Hey Aether do me a favor and don't destroy the land I protect!"

Aether looked back. 'Okay,' he yelled down.

Cobalt shook his head. Aether was just ridiculous.

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A tinkly laughter filtered thru the air,guess working with void didn't work for either of you evermore replied

"Thank you." Kini growled, "go on Colbalt."


Nox looks unhappy, "I never worked for Void."

Cobalt cleared his throat. 'Anyways. There are various ways to 'bond' souls. As far as I'm aware, my soul and Aether's are connected in no way, but are bonded quite strongly to Indigo. In a way, it's a mix. I'd estimate about one-third of Indigo's soul is Aether's, another third of mine, and the last is Indigo's.' He took a deep breath.

Aether's ears flicked forward. He though he heard something, but he dismissed it as nothing.

Indigo clenched his teeth, hoping Cobalt didn't reveal more. He was dangerously close.

Kini encouraged him, "Go on if you know more please."

Cobalt nodded. 'Just imagine a pie chart split into those thirds. But, what I've thought lately is the possibility that Indigo has just lost access to his own soul.' He tapped the metal bracelet along his wrist, and a small circle highlighted into thirds popped up. Cobalt drew a line across one of the sections, splitting it in half. One of the split sectors turned black. He pointed at that. 'I think, since Indigo likes...uh...'experimenting' on himself...it's caused him to fall out of this reality. Or something like that.'

Indigo tried not to let his anger show on his face.

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